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Lyft will settle California drivers’ lawsuit for $27 million

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Its final: Lyft will have to pay $27 million to settle a proposed class action lawsuit filed by drivers in California. The ride-sharing company originally agreed to pay $12.5 million, but US District Judge Vince Chhabria felt that it was too small and that it short-changed the plaintiffs. Drivers whove put in the least amount of time (around 30 hours) for the company wouldve only received $1,000 under the original terms. The same judge has now given the higher amount his final appr…
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